Contracts
In NC, a lease for more than 3 years to be binding must be:
ARecorded in the Register of Deeds only
BIn writing, signed, and properly acknowledged (notarized) to be recorded and enforceable✓ Correct
COral with two witnesses
DApproved by the NCREC
Explanation
Under NC law, a lease for more than 3 years must be in writing, signed, and acknowledged to be recorded in the Register of Deeds to be enforceable against third parties.
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